Hill of Alyth
A walk along an ancient drove road to an historic viewpoint. Rising steeply on the northern edge of the burgh of Alyth to 300m (984ft), the Hill of Alyth provides a...
Kirkton of Glenisla
The heart of Glenisla. Kirkton of Glenisla is an ancient farming community and little has changed over centuries in the way the land has been managed. The remains of Bronze...
Kirkton of Glenisla Loop
A stiff climb with magnificent views. Follow the Cateran Trail crossing over the Brackny Bridge and then a stiff climb up to Whitehills Wood. Brackny Bridge is quite remarkable –...
Kirkton of Glenisla to Auchintaple
One of the most scenic stretches of the Cateran Trail. Walk east along the road (Kirriemuir direction) for 200m then follow the Cateran Trail, left up the track towards East...
Kirkton of Glenisla to Kilry Loop
A stiff climb with rewarding views. You will need a mountain bike for this route. Follow Cateran Trail over the Brackny Bridge and stiff climb up to Whitehills Wood, past...
Kirkton of Glenisla to Loch Shandra Loop
A popular fishing spot. Walk east along the road (Kirriemuir direction) for 200m then follow the Cateran Trail, left up the track towards East Mill farm with the War Memorial...
The Drumderrach Stone
Prehistoric Standing Stone with magnificent views. Just on the eastern field boundary where the Shanzie Souterrain lies, on the other side of the hedge, is a wide grassy path leading...
The Monega Pass
The highest of the Mounth Roads that cross the Cairngorms. The Monega Pass is the most westerly of the Mounth passes. The name ‘mounth’ being an Anglicised form of the...
The Royal Forest of Alyth
A 12th century Royal Hunting Reserve. As you travel from the Bamff Estate towards Bridge of Cally and Blairgowrie, either as a walker along the Cateran Trail or by cycling...